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Former Bulls loanee Brian Smikle is claimed to be mulling over contract offers from two League Two sides - one of them being the Bulls.
The 24 year old was voted as Kidderminster's Player of the Year last weekend after scoring 12 times in the Conference, mainly from the wing. He started his career at West Brom but made his senior debut for the Bulls during a month long loan spell five years ago.
He left the Baggies for Aggborough in the summer of 2006 and initially failed to make an impression but, with the departure of several key players last summer, he stepped up to become a regular starter for the first time in his career and clinch the fans vote. Kidderminster have offered him a new deal, the only contract offer they have made so far, but both the Bulls and Cheltenham have said to have also made offers as well as Luton.
Cheltenham are also said to have made an offer for Kiddy defender Martin Riley, with Mark Yates looking to poach the better players from his former club. Both Smikle and Riley were signed by Yates for Kiddy.
